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I was born in Siberia in 1967. My father was self taught artist and he taught my mom to. Unfortunately they divorce and I stayed with my grandma for a wile.
I was drawing since I can hold pencil in my hands, but never thought about it like my future job. Later when I began to leave with mom in Uzbekistan I was helping her in work (mostly it was designs of offices).
At 15 I started to draw some portraits by pencil, and later watercolors.
At 18 I suddenly discovered in myself a talent for dance and choreography and every thing else was forgotten. My drawings were related to dance. But in that time I began designing the costumes (later, turned to designing my cloth, and party dresses), I also made jewelry for the stage (now I am beading jewelry for my self), study beauty of forms in posed dancing (like Eastern Indian classic dances).
I was interesting more in oriental choreography, so circumstances (or Destiny?) brought me to Jordan.
Ones I saw how one Iraqi artist painting on black velvet. I was shocked, astound by its contrast! My mom was with me at that time and she could explain to me some beginnings of oil work. I started, scared.
Later there, in Jordan, I meet my husband (I was foretold about meeting him many years before by a Russian fortuneteller). Now I live in Egypt, Cairo.
I love this country and this city. And here I finally understood how mach painting means for me. That is what I love to do until end of my life. |
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